Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III) - Project. TOKYO DAMAGE REPORT: japan, punk, hentai, engrish, goth, robot, Japan Travel Guide, Japanese Popular Culture, History and Japane. Japanese Print Sizes. Japanese prints come in different sizes following certain standards. However these formats are not comparable to Western ISO, ANSI or DIN standards and are only approximate. The actual sizes can vary slightly by up to one inch (oban) or more (larger formats). First Publication: June 2001 Latest Update: May 2013 Common Japanese Print Sizes The most common print sizes that you will find for Japanese prints are Oban, Chuban and Aiban.
Publishing a table about Japanese print sizes is a frustrating matter. Other Pages Related to Print Sizes Author: Dieter Wanczura.. more about Dieter Wanczura Literature source for Japanese Print Sizes Sandra Andacht, "Japanese Woodblock Prints - Collector's Value Guide", krause publications, Iola, ISBN 1-58221-005-5. The images on this web site are the property of the artist(s) and or the artelino GmbH and/or a third company or institution. Become a Regular Client of artelino Auctions. Timeline of Japanese History.